Recent content by PatDoody

ahh thanks so much. I was getting worried becasue I didnt try it first, and now I am done with the tile and everything and didnt want to have to open the wall back up.

I recenetly gutted my bathroom and moved my tub. The house had no plumming. I re-installed pex pluming in a standard trunk and branch configuration. All other fixtures seem to be performing as designed. But the shower and tub faucet only get a trickle of water when the handle is turned to one...

well the door is fine, I would just like to change the color of the leading. Ill live with it before I prematurely buy a new door.

thanks for that info I will look into it with them!

I am staying with the wood if anything I will go with a radiant loops under the subfloor in the basement rafters.

Is this possible to do under a wood floor?

I think I found what I need here: Wholesale Millwork And a local lumber yard supplies it, first bit of luck I've had with this project so far lol. thanks for the replies everyone.

I have one of the homedepot special oval window, fiberglass wood look front doors. It has the brass colored leading in the window, and I would like to try to take it apart to paint the leading black to better match my new roof, shutters, and oil rubbed bronze hardware.. It looks like on...

Thanks Charlie I will look them up!

I purchased a 50's home that needs some repairs and finishing it has this baseboard running around the entire house, and I would like to replace/repair what is there to keep the charm it has. Its mostly a 1x6 board with a cap piece on it I am attaching a photo of the profile of it. I cant seem...

Where did you buy the bar rail trim from? I have been wanting to build a bar like this my self and havent found anywhere that sells that molding yet.

no matter what if you move that cabinet forward you are going to have frame out behind it for reattachment. Fasteners through one side, I dont think would be strong enough to support the weight of the cabinet let alone the contents and a hanging microwave.

honestly the old one is kind of ugly and isn't going to have much resale value. I would just "rip" it out... literally, with no regard to saving it... Can the insert be removed from the mantle beforehand? there should be a gas shut off valve somewhere behind it. just make sure you close that...

if its still only 3 years it might still have the manufacturer warranty on it, most are 3 years. Your service company should be able to tell you very quickly what it needs, they might not even charge you if its something dumb.

I have a dewalt corded, milwalkee corded, and a porter cable "tigersaw" corded, and 2 battery dewalt sawzalls... The milwalkee is the best deal for the money in my opinion, it can usually be found on sale for 99.00 bucks at the depot and has a higher amp motor then the dewalt of the same...